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Lenovo has announced that it has begun using storage units from the Chinese company YMTC in its computers for the first time, as part of its efforts to address the storage shortages expected in 2026. Performance tests of a 512GB SSD storage unit showed modest results, with read speeds reaching up to 3.95 GB per second and write speeds of 2.5 GB per second. However, this move reflects changes in the global storage market, with the emergence of new suppliers like YMTC due to rising demand for memory and storage components. This comes amid a severe shortage of chips and memories, leading to increased prices and expectations that 2026 will see greater adoption of YMTC units in the consumer market.
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